Find the right tires for your Maserati

With a history that dates back to 1914, Maserati is the embodiment of Italian style in luxurious, high-performance sports cars. Their background in motorsports led to the development of grand touring cars like the Biturbo and the Quattroporte sedan as well as coupes like the mid-engine Bora. Today, Maserati even produces a luxury SUV, the Levante, as well as spyders, GT cars and sedans. Maserati is now partnered with Alfa Romeo, and both makes are now part of the Fiat family.
To bring out the best in the Quattroporte’s handling qualities, a set of BFGoodrich g-Force COMP-2 A-S ultra-high-performance (UHP) tires would be a great pick. For the Levante SUV, the Hankook Ventus ST or Continental Extreme Contact DWS06 are a good fit. The Ghibli is an incredible popular model that’s at its best when paired with ultra-high-performance tires from brands like Nexen, Toyo, and Yokohama. Available from 2007 to 2019, the GranTurismo is one of Maserati’s best-selling cars, and often uses performance-oriented all-season tires like the g-Force COMP-2 A-S+ from BFGoodrich, the Azenis FK510 from Falken, or the Proxes Sport from Toyo.
Order Maserati Tires Online
Buying tires online can be a stressful process, but it really doesn’t need to be. FORTLUFT offers a simple approach to finding the tires that are best for you and your Maserati. Select your Maserati vehicle below, then tell us a few more things such as year and trim level to determine your tie size. From there, we’ll show you tires that fit your vehicle and are the best match based on performance characteristics, but you can also look for the best value tires, tires that are on sale or part of a promo, have the longest tread life, and much more.

2006 Lotus Exige Tires

Maserati 228i Tires

The BMW 228i is a 5 seater sedan with several body styles and variations that are powered by PULP fuel type(s). For a convertible, the projected fuel consumption starts at 6.6 liters per 100 km. There are numerous wheel and tire combinations available for the BMW 228i. The 2018 convertible’s tire size ranges from 225×40 R18, and the wheel size goes up to 18×7.5 inches.

To get the most out of your BMW 228i, you need all-season tires, all-weather tires, winter tires, and more. Here are our picks for the best BMW 228i tires available right now.
1. Bridgestone Driveguard Plus – Best All-Season tire
Buying all-season tires is an excellent idea at any time of year. They do not need to be changed in the summer and winter weather like seasonal tires do, so drivers may use the same pair of tires all year round without having to make any seasonal adjustments. The Bridgestone Driveguard Plus, which has a SimpleScore of 9.7 out of 10, is the tire to choose if you’re looking for a BMW 228i tire that will last all year and offer excellent traction and performance in dry, wet and light winter weather conditions. Excellent ratings of 9.5, 9.6, and 9.7 were given for handling, longevity, and traction, respectively. With an 80,000 mile limited manufacturer tread life warranty, the Bridgestone Driveguard Plus is designed with a DriveGuard Technology which will help your BMW keep going even after a flat. In addition, it has an in board design that could offer a quiet drive.
2. Nokian WR G4 – Best All-Weather tire
All-season tires should not be used in snow, ice, or below 45 degrees Fahrenheit conditions. Conversely, all-weather tires offer a year-round driving choice for any weather. When looking for a year-round BMW 228i tire, all-weather tires are an excellent option because they are Three Peak Mountain Snowflake certified for winter driving, unlike all-season tires. The Nokian WR G4 boasts an excellent SimpleScore of 9.1. Traction and handling received impressive scores of 9.7 and

2007 Lotus Exige Tires

1989 Maserati 228i Tires

2008 Lotus Exige Tires

1990 Maserati 228i Tires

2009 Lotus Exige Tires

2010 Lotus Exige Tires

2011 Lotus Exige Tires

In production since model year 2000, the Exige coupe is derived from the Elise roadster, except with a V6 engine instead of 4-cyl power. For model year 2010, the barely-over-a-ton Exige could scoot to 60 mph in well under five seconds; the S iteration of the Exige had a Toyota-sourced supercharged 1.8L 4-cyl with 211 hp for even faster track times.

When it’s time to shop 2011 Lotus Exige tires, remember that this make-model was designed for a staggered fitment, with different tire sizes in front and rear. We’d recommend performance-oriented all-season tires like the Bridgestone Turanza EL42 RFT, Pirelli Cinturato P7 All Season, Continental ContiProContact SSR (with 60k mile treadwear warranty) and Pirelli P Zero Nero All Season (45k mile warranty). For more spirited driving, think about summer and ultra-high-performance tires like the Dunlop SP Sport 5000 and Michelin Pilot Sport PS2. Just remember that the softer, stickier tread formulation of summer-UHP tires delivers great braking and cornering performance but will stiffen and lose traction on colder days. Summer-UHP tires shouldn’t be used when temperatures are below 40-45 degrees F.